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I—this is Chris speaking—have known the web Broadly defined, the web is the interlinked network (“web”) of web pages on the internet. If you’ve never made a web page, I recommend MDN’s Learn Web Development series, especially the Getting Started guide. This book will be easier to read if you’re familiar with the core technologies. for all of my adult life. The web for me is something of a technological companion, and I’ve never been far from it in my studies or my work. Perhaps it’s been the same for you. And using the web means using a browser. I hope, as you read this book, that you fall in love with web browsers, just like I did. Since I first encountered the web and its predecessors, For me, BBS systems over a dial-up modem connection. A BBS, like a browser, is a window into dynamic content somewhere else on the internet. in the early 90s, I’ve been fascinated by browsers and the concept of networked user interfaces. When I surfed the web, even in its earliest form, I felt I was

Browsers and the Web | Web Browser Engineering Buy a copy » Web Browser Engineering is now available. Buy a copy » I—this is Chris speaking—have known the web Broadly defined, the web is the interlinked network (“web”) of web pages on the internet. If you’ve never made a web page, I recommend MDN’s Learn Web Development series, especially the Getting Started guide. This book will be easier to read if you’re familiar with the core technologies. for all of my adult life. The web for me is something of a technological companion, and I’ve never been far from it in my studies or my work. Perhaps it

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